New Soup Kitchen in Kirksville Prepares for Increased Demand
State agencies are advising households to visit local food banks and shelters as SNAP benefits remain uncertain for November, affecting nearly 3 million residents across Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa.
A new soup kitchen in Kirksville, Our Table Community Kitchen, is preparing for larger crowds amidst the uncertainty. Founder Alex Meseke expects more residents will need the resource to put food on the table.
- The soup kitchen is located at the Kirksville Housing Authority.
- Donations and volunteers are needed to maintain operations.
- Monetary donations can be sent to their P.O. box.
State agencies are advising households to visit local food banks and shelters as SNAP benefits remain uncertain for November.
Author's summary: New soup kitchen in Kirksville opens amidst SNAP benefit uncertainty.
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